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North Macedonian computer science students present innovative projects in an international programme

Six University of Tetova students took two projects to “Bridge to Balkans 2026”.

North Macedonian computer science students present innovative projects in an international programme
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Computer Science students from the University of Tetova, North Macedonia, took part in the international “Bridge to Balkans 2026” programme on 2 November at an innovation centre in Skopje.

The university presented two innovative projects created by six students, mentored by lecturers Verda Misimi and Shkurte Luma-Osmani.

The programme promotes young people’s creativity, tech development and entrepreneurship, and the university has joined it as an ecosystem partner, opening new opportunities for students.

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